Eco Tourism Bali

Driving Positive Change with
Sustainable and Climate Positive Practices

Eco Climate Badge

The "Eco Climate Badge" is a recognition and verification system established by Eco Tourism Bali to acknowledge and verify the commitment of businesses in the tourism sector towards fostering sustainable and climate-friendly practices in Bali. The badge encompasses several components, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as detailed in the ECB impact report available on the website. It involves a matrix report that evaluates the environmental, social, and economic impact of businesses engaged in sustainable practices. This badge is intricately related to the membership structure, and its association is highlighted on the website's ECB impact report.

Hotel Members

Restaurant Members

Tourism Collectives

Impact Report

This report includes hotels and restaurants who have taken the self-assessment and committed to Sustainability with the 30 components criteria based on the Eco Tourism Bali Guidelines, to achieve sustainability and zero carbon emission by 2050.

Hotels

Impact Achieved by Hotels

Component A. Resource Conservation

This comprises of policies of purchasing of consumable and disposable goods that favors environmentally sustainable suppliers and products. The component also includes management of energy and water resources to minimize overall consumption.

Impact Achieved by Restaurants

Component A. Water Conservation

The component consists of 5 sustainability criteria, ranging from water conservation education, techniques, and wastewater management

Restaurants

Regenerative Bali

The regenerative bali program is dedicated to environmental sustainability in the face of tourism-related degradation. Rooted in the mangrove and coral ecosystems, this program rejuvenates nature through annual mangrove and coral planting with the local community.

Mangrove Restoration

CO2 sequestration potential:
180.000 kg CO2e / year
*beginning in its 16th year.

Eco Tourism Bali has been dedicated to fostering a positive impact on the environment. Through our annual program, we have successfully planted 3000 mangrove seedlings, contributing to the overarching goal of achieving a 0% carbon emission by 2050. Furthermore, our initiatives align with Indonesia's commitment to the UNFCCC Secretariat, as we strive to enhance emission reduction targets from 29% to 31.89% unconditionally and from 41% to 43.20% conditionally, as outlined in the First NDC and Updated NDC, respectively. This annual program will be funded from ETB membership.

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Coral Restoration

CO2 sequestration potential:
126 kg CO2e / year

Coral reefs support more than 800,000 species which in turn support more than a billion people with food and income. Coral reefs are home to more than 25 percent of marine life, which illustrates how important coral reefs are to underwater biodiversity. Together with Living Seas and Indonesia Reef Warrior Foundation, we have planted more than 60 reef stars and held our annual coral planting to conserve corals that play an important role in nature. This annual program will be funded from ETB membership.

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Local Purchasing

Rp5,8 M
of local purchasing

In collaboration with PERUMDA (Regional Public Enterprise), commencing from Tabanan Regency, ETB assists PERUMDA in acknowledging the purchase of local Bali farmers' staple goods by hotel entities. At the end of each year, we will aggregate the total purchase amount as a clear contribution from hotels towards the farmers and the social and economic sustainability of Bali.

Partners

Our partners help us make a difference by shaping the path on our journey to find real solutions with real impact to our planet.

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Eco Tourism Bali Warriors

These Eco Warriors in Bali are dedicated individuals and they are actively involved in various initiatives and practices geared towards preserving and restoring Bali's delicate ecological balance. They contribute significantly to the island's environmental well-being by championing sustainable practices in tourism, agriculture, and waste management. Emphasizing responsible choices, they work to minimize environmental impact and promote a healthier, more sustainable Bali.